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🚨 Van Jones Admits Democrats Conned American Voters Leading Into the Midterms ☠️ The clip is from CNN’s The Source with Kaitlan Collins, aired Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026, two days after the midterms. The “con” framing comes from how he told it: grinning, “Now it can be told,” and “Don’t get mad at me, I was given permission to reveal this.” Here’s what he actually said, verbatim from the transcript: “Now it can be told. How did we win the narrative on affordability? Was it just these nice little Democrats out there running for office...? No. The Republicans never figured out what we were doing. There’s something called the American Accountability Network, tens of thousands of online humans, not bots, coordinated to make the affordability message a winning message online. 32.5 million people hit on Instagram every day. 88.8 million hit on Twitter, X, every single day. And 185 million Facebook hits every single day. And they never figured it out. The Republicans could not understand it wasn’t bots. It was actual human beings.” And the core of the admission: “Driving the kitchen table affordability message and tying that to Democrats on a positive and Republicans on a negative... They couldn’t get any traction on these cultural war issues anymore because we figured out how to get around all that.” He then described it as “the most effective online organizing campaign,” said it “flew under the radar screen, never been told before,” and confirmed it isn't going away — it will “continue to push for kitchen table issues and hold our Democratic lawmakers accountable.” What’s genuinely damning - The message discipline was industrial, not organic. Everything was “unaffordable,” and it was always the GOP’s fault — regardless of what the actual price data said that week. - He admits the volume was the point. Culture-war terrain where Democrats were losing (border, trans sports, crime) got buried under sheer output rather than argued. - The scale claims are big: tens of thousands of coordinated humans, hundreds of millions of daily impressions. Understand, nothing about the Iran war changed on Wednesday morning following the election. The fear just evaporated on schedule. If the crisis was as existential as the messaging implied, prices shouldn’t have collapsed the moment the election ended, but they DID! The strongest version of the critique comes from the market reaction, not the transcript. Brent fell 8.7% in a single day, and WTI dropped 13% in the week right after the votes were counted, with crude down near $87 — the worst week since COVID — even though inventories fell and tankers were still getting hit near Hormuz. America was gaslit once again. 🤡

I have an interesting idea: Every time Trump vetoes a bill he should have a signing ceremony just like he does with a lot of his Executive Orders. Primetime address from the Oval Office explaining why he's vetoing the bill. Give the American People the stats and implications of Democrat legislation... and what his veto would be sparing the country from. Higher tax rates, inflation, increased costs, decreased quality... Rather than plainly vetoing legislation, make an event out of it and use that to educate the American People about how dangerous Democrat policy actually is. I think this is a great idea... what say you?